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If you haven't already set up an email account in Mail, you might be prompted to add one when you open the app. If you're not prompted, or you just want to add another account, follow these steps:

From the menu bar in Mail, choose Mail > Add Account.
Select your email provider from the list, then click Continue.
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Mail Receipt adds requests for delivery notification and read receipts to your outgoing e-mails. To do this Mail Receipt adds three additional headers to your Mail.app sent e-mails. These headers are: Disposition-Notification-To. These headers are added to Mail.app by way of the UserHeaders default. Read receipt is useful in same domain! I've used MS Outlook in our company for many years and read receipt is indeed a useful tool when it comes to everybody being in the same domain and you know that the receiving mail server returns read receipts.

Mail Receipt is a macOS application that adds delivery notification and read receipt requests to your e-mails. Mail Receipt works for macOS versions before 10.14. With macOS 10.14, Apple introduced new security requirements that limited third party access to Mail's preferences. How Read Receipts work. To ask for a read receipt an additional header needs to be added to your outgoing e-mails. Mail.app supports custom headers through a default called.

Use the Inbox for each account

The Inbox gathers together the messages for every email account you added. If you added more than one account, you can click the disclosure triangle next to Inbox in the sidebar, then select a mailbox to see only the messages for that account.

Optional: Turn on other account features

If your account includes support for contacts, calendars, notes, or other features in addition to email, you can turn those features on or off:

Choose Apple menu  > System Preferences, then click Internet Accounts.
Select your account in the sidebar.
Select the features you want to use with your account.

Do prospects you target with a well-written cold email ever see it? Nobody knows. Uncertainty is a constant in sales emails… Except it shouldn’t be this way. Enter Gmail read receipts.

Gmail read receipts are the only way to know whether prospects read your emails. But with a bit of research, it becomes obvious that the default option for Gmail read receipts is quite poor.

So, I looked around. After a bit of research, it became obvious that email tracking extensions are the way to go. I chose five that achieve the perfect implementation of Gmail read receipts — for free.

Without any further adieu, let’s dive in!

What Gmail read receipts should do

In many ways, email feels stuck in the 1990s. Modern messengers (think WhatsApp) offer you a glance-able way to see if your message was seen. Email platforms insist on a dangerous level of ambivalence.

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Has a prospect actually seen your message? You never know!

But knowing is what allows you to come up with a better email strategy. Does nobody open your emails? Time to change the subject line. Still nothing? Maybe you didn’t put enough thought into your cold email’s opening sentence.

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In these terms, a Gmail read receipt is an essential feature. But when I first looked for a way to add Gmail read receipts, I was a bit dumbfounded. The implementation is basically useless.

Gmail’s default option doesn’t cut it

I bet a lot of people don’t even know that Gmail has a native read receipts feature. I didn’t. So this video came as a complete surprise:

It’s actually possible to have read receipts turned on in Gmail without third-party tools? That’s great! Why isn’t everybody using it?

Turns out, there are more than a couple of reasons why. For starters, you probably can’t use them. To get access to native Gmail read receipts, you have to be on a paid G Suite account. Receipts are turned on manually in the Google Admin console (here’s how), and they don’t work with regular @gmail.com accounts.

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Now, don’t go about this just yet. The implementation of native Gmail read receipts renders them useless. Why?

For a Gmail read receipt to work, your prospect has to manually confirm that they read an email. Via an annoying pop-up message. That… isn’t optimal.

My guess? 99% of prospects would ignore the Gmail read receipt pop-up. Confirming that they read a message feels like promising to send a reply. And why would anyone want to promise you anything before they even read your email?

No wonder I have never received an email with Gmail read receipt turned on. And if I did, I’d probably click ‘Not now’.

Thankfully, it’s not the only solution.

Use email tracking extensions for the best Gmail read receipts experience

Email trackers are not some crazy new invention (in fact, we already covered some of the most popular email trackers out there). They’ve been around for years. And they are great!

Read receipts extensions allow me to have a WhatsApp-like experience for Gmail. Having emails augmented with little ✔✔ icons feels great. It feels seamless. Like email should feel. And it helps immensely to understand when you need to follow up.

Here are the five best Gmail read receipt extensions and how they work:

#1 — MailTrack

Available for: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Microsoft Edge

Only want to add glance-able read receipts to Gmail? MailTrack is a strong contender for being the best on this list.

It’s an extension for Gmail that is fast, lightweight and available for most modern browsers. Often email tracking is one of the features of a big sales solution (think SalesHandy or Yesware). But MailTrack is simple. It does one thing and does it great: shows Gmail read receipts in the ‘Sent’ folder.

Developers promise that the Gmail read receipts feature will stay ‘free, forever’. A claim which helped MailTrack gain a 4.5-star rating on the Chrome Web Store.

The only caveat? MailTrack adds its own signature into your emails (which you can manually remove). As people can judge your cold emails on the email signature, it’s better to buy a Pro subscription ($59 a year). Besides ease of mind, it comes with click tracking, metrics, and allows MailTrack to work on your phone.

#2 — Gmelius

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Gmelius is one of the oldest and most popular extensions of its kind. As opposed to MailTrack, it comes loaded with features and calls itself a ‘lightweight CRM’.

It’s not wrong. Gmelius lets you schedule emails, create email campaigns, delegate messages to members of your team… Even create Kanban boards! And yes, it also tracks your emails for you.

It might be more than you need if you’re working solo (or already have a sales tech stack that includes some of the other features), but for small teams of sales reps, Gmelius is perfect. Its email tracking feature is fast and reliable. You get unlimited Gmail read receipts for free (again, with a branded signature). Gmelius Premium improves the service with per-recipient tracking, click metrics and more.

#3 — MailTag

Available for: Google Chrome

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